Pitches and respond with your instrument
Allows users to practice ear by playing back pitches on their instrument. The uses pitch recognition to identify notes and provides feedback. Users can select different instruments and practice identifying and replicating musical notes.
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Abdullah Saleem
Tune guitar and instruments
Tune instruments with a built-in . Select from guitar, bass, ukulele, and other instruments. Play each note in standard tuning. Adjust pitch and save custom settings. Share tuning results.
Ventura Educational Systems
Practice counting skills with preschoolers easily.
The app offers interactive activities to practice counting and number recognition. It includes number flash cards, object buttons, and a musical instrument with cartoon characters.
Blue Tree Publishing, Inc.
Explore ear anatomy with detailed visuals
Explore ear anatomy with detailed 3D models and animations. View the labyrinth, cochlea, and organ of corti in multiple angles and sliced sections. Learn about traveling wave mechanics and structural components through interactive visualizations.
Nanas Sound OU
Control with hand gestures
Control 4 parameters per preset with intuitive hand mapping. Move horizontally for parameter adjustment and vertically for value changes. Save and recall presets for quick access during performances.
Stepan Ivanov
Compose melodies and create
Create and play pop using a simulated . Adjust notes, compose melodies, and customize songs. Save and share compositions. Practice techniques without needing a real instrument. Play offline and receive in- feedback.
francois tao
Practice trumpet notes and fingering.
The app provides tools for trumpet players to practice note reading and fingering. Users can work on scales and play at the correct pitch.
SuperMegaUltraGroovy, Inc.
Learn songs without tabs or music.
The app guesses beats, chords, and key of songs to help users break them down. Users can slow down playback, scrub to hear specific notes, and create regions that loop to learn tricky parts.
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